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Tue, 01 May 2007 23:54:24 -060 |
Hi Steve,
check your property bar icons - probably set to wrong mode. Set to
yellow in pic
Jeff
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| Selecting parts of an image with mask tools |
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Wed, 2 May 2007 14:50:04 +0930 |
I have an image in CMYK in which the yellow and black have been removed
leaving cyan and magenta (we are actually going to print this job with two
spot colours) on a transparent background. The cyan and magenta have been
enhanced by increasing the saturation of both these channels. On some parts
of this image I want to remove the cyan completely and increase magenta to
100%. Okay, that's easy using mask tools and channel mixer or whatever.
I selected a portion of only a few pixels which I want to do this to and
using the wand mask tool and paint bucket achieved what I wanted to do. I
then decided I wanted the area to grow by a couple of pixels. Normally, I
would use the wand mask tool and expand the mask and fill with colour, BUT
for some reason, after my first operation on this area of the image, PP will
NOT let me select this area with some of the mask tools, namely the magic
wand tool, irrespective of how sensitive I set the tolerance setting.
Instead, it selects areas outside of the area I want to select. What is
going on here?
I suspect a bug here. There are other work-arounds, I know, but would be
interested in anyone else experiencing this unexpected behaviour.
Steve W (in Aus)
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| Re: Selecting parts of an image with mask tools |
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Sun, 13 May 2007 14:58:09 -040 |
Just out of curiosity (since we have not seen the actual image), would it be
possible to accuratly recreate the image using the TRACE tool ? If so, then you
can start fresh.
Ted
web:
http://groups.msn.com/HSMPHOTOSportsPhotography
"Steve/Aus" <adlab@bigponddotnetdotau.trashthisbit> wrote in
message news:4636cdcc_1@cnews...
I have an image in CMYK in which the yellow and black have been removed
leaving cyan and magenta (we are actually going to print this job with two
spot colours) on a transparent background. The cyan and magenta have been
enhanced by increasing the saturation of both these channels. On some parts
of this image I want to remove the cyan completely and increase magenta to
100%. Okay, that's easy using mask tools and channel mixer or whatever.
I selected a portion of only a few pixels which I want to do this to and
using the wand mask tool and paint bucket achieved what I wanted to do. I
then decided I wanted the area to grow by a couple of pixels. Normally, I
would use the wand mask tool and expand the mask and fill with colour, BUT
for some reason, after my first operation on this area of the image, PP will
NOT let me select this area with some of the mask tools, namely the magic
wand tool, irrespective of how sensitive I set the tolerance setting.
Instead, it selects areas outside of the area I want to select. What is
going on here?
I suspect a bug here. There are other work-arounds, I know, but would be
interested in anyone else experiencing this unexpected behaviour.
Steve W (in Aus)
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